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look in C:\Program Files\Seagate Software\Crystal Reports\Developer Files\Help\Runtime.hlp to determine that you have all required dlls. It will specify dlls that need to be added to the setup program for install with your application. hope this helps, Lori

if you want the screen to come up to choose a printer then put Report.PrinterSetup <formname>.hWnd on the line before Report.PrintOut True otherwise leave the Private Sub CRViewer1_PrintButtonClicked(UseDefault As Boolean) sub blank.

I have used the .PrintSetup successfully. The only thing I did differently than you is that I specifically said Form1.hwnd instead of me.hwnd. Make sure the Report variable has the right scope. Mine is global, but you may not need it to be global. You will want it to be at least a module...

When I use Crystal's inherent export feature, my subreport data is included. Are you using Crystal Reports main application or the report designer component, or what? Are you doing the export through code or do you use the export button on the report window? Thanks, Lori

Hi, I am using VB6 with SQL Server 2000 as the database and Crystal Reports Designer that comes with Crystal Reports Developer Edition 8.5. My report reports on Systems with two main sections. One is the coverage and the other is the rates being charged. My problem is that if I choose two...

Do it the same way you did with the main report except put .OpenSubreport(&quot;SubRptName&quot;) between the ReportObject.Database For example ReportObject.OpenSubreport (&quot;SubRptName&quot;).Database Hope this helps Lori

I have a 2 datasources for my report. Both are SQL Server 2000 stored procedures. They link by one field called a systemid. The first stored procedure has normal field and the second one has 3 text fields and 3 other string fields. My problem is that my report shows the SystemID and the...

The Field Title1 are one field. It is a field from the database. It can be 2 lines to 6 lines high. I was hoping for a way to do the alignment at run time after the height had been calculated. Thanks anyway, Lori

I am using the crystal report developer 8.5 in Visual Basic 6. I have one field that can grow and one that cannot. I want to be able to align their bottoms at runtime after the first field has grown so they would look like this Field Title 1 Title2 -------- -------- Thanks, Lori

Hello, I am having a problem where I use the data environment to execute a stored procedure that returns a recordset but the data environment doesn't show those fields. It treats it as a command instead. I am using VB6 SP5 I am using SQL Server 2000 I have found that if the stored...

I have nt authentication going on for SQL Server 2000 with Win 2000 server. I have NT User user1 in NT Group group1 and I have a sqluser called domain\group1 which is authenticated for nt group group1. I want a function that brings me back 'domain\group1' when I am logged in as user1...

Thank you for your help. I have found the required dlls in the runtime.hlp file.

I am using the + for string concatenation, the ToText to change a numeric value to a string to use in string concatenation and I am using the Picture function. Do any of these require a separate Dll

Background OS - Win2K pro Ver - Crystal Report Designer for Crystal Reports 8.5 Language - VB 6 SP 5 DB - SQL Server 2K Problem I have created multiple reports in my application and have everything working correctly with the reports showing the correct info on my computer so I made an...

Howard Hammerman, I have done as you suggested by creating substrings of 254 characters each in my stored procedure and then concatenating them together in a formula field and now I get the error that says that a string can be no longer than 254 characters. Any suggestions? ken hamady, It...

I am using: Crystal Report Designer 8.5 with VB 6 Data Environment as the data source which calls stored procedures from SQL Server 2000. I have a field that is larger than 255 characters in my data source. The data environment brings back the full field (at least the field length...